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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4702, 1 September 1886, Page 3

The Novelty Depot, prior to removal to j new premises (next Carter's) will return 2s in the £1 on nil purchases. Inspection Invited. Novelty Depot, next Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street.—[Advt.] The £200 Calculation.—All ticket-holders who have not yet entered up the number they calculate must have this done, and give us notice of the number guessed on or before Saturday next, when the calculation closes, or their tickets will be void. The count takes place on Monday, at 5 p.m.. when all ticket-holders are invited to be present. The result, with names and amounts of prize-takers, will be advertised in Tuesday's papers. Carter and Co., Ready Money Drapers.—[Advt.] It is gratifying to know that, despite the dull times, business at the Premier Hairdressing Saloon is steadily increasing. This speaks well for the quality of the goods kept j in stock. You can get thero the best brands : in Tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes ; also a I large assortment of Pipes in Meerschaum, j Briar, Myall, Cherry, and Olive-wood; Cigar and Cigarette Holders at all prices; | Tobacco Pouch«s, Purses, Playing Cards, Musical Instruments, Razors and Strops, Pocket Knives, Brushes aud Comb... Perfumery, and every requisite for the Toilet. Razors Set, Pipes Repaired, and Hairwork of every description done at cheap rates. N.B.—The Hairdressing Room is still under the management of MrPirie ; private entrance to Ladies' Room. W. H. Badley, "Hairdresser and Tobacconist, EmersonBtreet, Napier; opposite Blythe's.—[Advt.] M. B. Foster and Sons have been appointed sole purveyors of bottled ale and stout to the Colonial Exhibition in London. This speaks for itself. Consumers, ask for Foster! T. H. Gifford receives regular consignments.—[Advt.] John Murray, direct Boot Importer, sells the best Boots that can be bought iv New Zealand at tho lowest prices. No stale unsaleable stock received from other parts of New Zealand to b« sold for what they will fetch. All my boots ar« specially imported to my order, and for my Napier Trade.— [Advt.] : Carpenters and Joiners will do well if they inspect our stock of tools beforo purchasing. We make a leading line of the carpenters' tool trade, and pay particular attention to sorting up our stock, so that customers may rely on having a good assortment to select from. Webber and Wilson, ironmongers, Emerson-street. — [Advt.] - John McVay has a few Horse-covers in stock, which are offered at greatly Reduced prices.—[advt.]